VOMO starts from a simple premise: an hour of conversation usually holds only a few minutes of real substance. Record the meeting, upload the file or paste a YouTube link, and VOMO returns an accurate transcript with timestamps and speaker labels, then condenses it into a summary, key takeaways and action items with clear owners. Its default SmartNote is written strictly from what was said, with the emphasis on catching decisions and follow-ups even in long, unstructured conversations.
Accuracy is the product's main claim, quoted at 95%+ across 90+ languages, including meetings that switch between two languages mid-call. Audio can arrive several ways: live recording, bulk upload of up to ten audio or video files, or a pasted link. Formats like MP3, WAV, M4A and MP4 are supported, and YouTube videos can be transcribed with or without existing captions.
From there VOMO is designed as a notes workflow rather than a transcript dump. Templates reshape the output for sales calls, stand-ups, interviews, lectures or podcasts, and everything stays editable so you can fix a line or add context. Ask AI answers questions directly from the transcript, and a public share link lets teammates read and search the notes without creating an account. VOMO runs on the web, as a Mac app and on iOS and Android, and reports over 400,000 users and more than a million hours of audio transcribed.